Becton Dickinson France

Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Gwenn Le Dimet

Julien Gagliano

Cédric Rivier

Damien Maréchal

Alfred Leibbrand

Thierry Vasquez

Michael Vincent Quinn

Maxime Nicolas

David Booth

Peter Quinn

Nicolas Euvrard

Rémi Jamon

David E Booth

A tip cap assembly for coupling with a syringe body includes a luer lock adaptor, a rigid cap coupled to the luer lock adaptor; a rigid tip cap having distal end and proximal ends, the rigid tip cap being disposed at least partially within the rigid cap, a RFID tag positioned over the distal end of the tip cap, and an adhesive layer formed over the RFID tag. Also provided is RFID inlay for use with medical devices including a meshed substrate, and a RFID antenna and integrated circuit assembly adhered to the meshed substrate. A syringe and label assembly is disclosed, including a body having distal and proximal ends, a tip cap assembly having distal end and proximal ends, and a label at least partially surrounding the distal end of the syringe body and the proximal end of the tip cap, the label comprises an integrated RFID tag.

Radio frequency identification (RFID) inlays for use with medical injection devices

The invention relates to a device for vacuum stoppering a medical container. The device includes a main body defining an internal volume that has a variable pressure chamber configured to be connected to a vacuum pump. A stopper holder system is arranged in communication with the variable pressure chamber and is configured to receive and hold a stopper aligned with the direction of travel of a piston rod. A piston rod is moveable inside the internal volume of the main body along a longitudinal axis between a proximal rest position and a distal operative position wherein the piston rod pushes the stopper into the medical container. A container holder system provided in the main body, is arranged distally relative to the stopper holder system and in communication with the variable pressure chamber.

Device for vacuum stoppering a medical container

A drug delivery system for injecting a medicament may include a housing defining a cavity, a container received within the cavity and configured to receive a medicament with the container including a closure, a valve assembly received within the cavity and including a piercing member configured to pierce the closure of the container, and a connector arrangement provided between the container and the valve assembly, the connector arrangement movable between a first, pre-use position maintaining sterility between the closure of the container and the valve assembly and a second, use position permitting fluid communication between the container and the valve assembly.

Connector for aseptic transfer of fluid

The present invention relates to a device for vacuum and vent tube stoppering a medical container. The device includes a main body defining an internal volume that has a first variable pressure chamber configured to be connected to a vacuum pump, the main body being configured to receive the proximal end of a medical container so that said medical container is in communication with the first variable pressure chamber. A vent device including a vent tube is moveable inside the internal volume of the main body along a longitudinal axis between a proximal rest position and a distal operative position. A piston rod is moveable inside the internal volume of the vent tube along the longitudinal axis between a proximal rest position and a distal operative position. A container holder system is provided in the main body, in communication with the first variable pressure chamber.

Device for vacuum and vent tube stoppering a medical container

This packaging device comprises a first stage () of supporting units () configured to support a first plurality of medical containers () in a first plane, a second stage () of supporting units () configured to support a second plurality of medical containers () in a second plane parallel to said first plane, the first plane and the second plane being spaced apart from each other so that the distal ends () of the first plurality of medical containers () extend between medical containers of the second plurality of medical containers (), and the supporting units () of the first and second stages () being configured so that the medical containers of the first and second pluralities of medical containers () are oriented in a same direction. The first stage () of supporting units () is formed by a first plate-shaped nest and the second stage () of supporting units () is formed by a second plate-shaped nest.

Packaging device configured to support medical containers and method for removing the medical containers from said packaging device

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Charavines, France

Gwenn Le Dimet